Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-27

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Y2rsg af men IN Nzx1ern oxexsH sd
Tnsee q TAem &C. sass-
IWaaa waIla yoarnal.
rstalis oe ahs West1u sh1osine aArzy
have been FsueiEad Tha pzstksz en-
gxasa hrs "a Indian MounEafn- 8oms
I'D bod hzd been sEfFrt1e aEza1E
der fro1 ~ tiua, segs<al BNsks a1o.
weea ysa1E Er1sst SheppeEd aad .
eoEneznk1a Wsrs arEtssed and ssz1 %
fan q Psn1iesen far aets q vza1altsE1
- q scheoikoaae. k0bEFt TaFzsy and
Gen. W. CFsaazn ase noh3ol dlssefuEs
and wsfe faatFanaenfal IN seHnrinR tie
punishmenf u tie boys They aEs far
marz, sid Tnrnsy served Ia the LaiDn
army ard CsszRHn O. he ofbas ace.
Ga Inzgsday. f1e 33sh inst-. tie f1E-
sEai q HrA Fsrxzs ssok pi1ee -
weston an4 many Residents Of lnd1an
M0z1tain attended. AeAs<z- InrzsF
and CfEaaaa we're thars aad % wsrs
yg1nR krnsss ehepp4rd. sehasisaa
BfusheF, Grant Byiand, Ch42 EsrKnson
and GeaERs Stone. rAngi1G IN aEHs from
"a 10 II years. Ths yonng feiiOwe drank
considerably hqu0r In ths aftaEnoon
and. when Tarney, CEeaGnn. JOHN baxis
XELIM A3It1E- . E4U so 80 - 49, -
lOHed e.asa AFTER, full Of whisky and
hrsEado-
All parties wsrs mounted. Tbs h0Od-
Jams ro4a 90 and sang . soBG redseE1ng
on Tufn ard CreaG21, and caiisc
thex vile names. Turney and DAVIS
told she hoYs 10 20 ahend, OF ssUa1n be-
bind, a no trouble vas wantsd But The
ersw Fe2orfed wieh more epltheta. dash-
- flwneh and mwnHrFA SI4a
peaeeabis party. RinehaK aad Byland
Zach fred tso shoss in TIE air from
thsfr pistols. This nniszBce was kept
| % wsfhout cessation for several hoafa.
when HaKFinGtonas place vas Feache9
the mea stopped a the bars. Ths boys
also ro3s %. A man named 1edhunieg
vas there and Bsuehsr, pegh8ps emu
l0us ef ancestral fama. waited 80 hRhf
him. John Davis intesfefediand stop
pad these pr0seedinga. A man named
BiRott vas also there and cot away
Bluches's pistol The 'shoodsn finally
rode Of il the direction Of Creaean's
hoass. ana so0n sfteE CFeagan. Davis,
Turney, CFeaesu's boy and . posing
nan named RobeF5 Efb pr0eseded the
same Wy, Whe0 near CreARzn's shsy
overlook the youshs, and ByIana called
TuFuev g baNardly --- -. Turner
said be sshad taken more % him than
be bad ever taken before aud woaidn't
stand it any lougsr." Sheppard secuted
% Bgland 30 shoot the - - fur
ner drew 3 pistol and ared at BylsBd.
the bullet grazing the latter's cheek 30
a. 10 draw blood, asd striking his
thumb. CreaRan shot BlEeheF. she ball
striking the night breast below the nip
pie and barely penstrating the skin
CreaQan thsn shot Sheppard, the ball
striking him In the back and ranging
out toward the shoulder. De fired
again, tbs ball hitting Sheppard IN the
back and coming oat At tie throat. This
msds probably fatal wound.
Tkis ended the fray. OTeaesa and
Turuey we're arrested, taken 10 Weston,
and, on preliminary examination Safur-
day we're bound gveF 10 the sum OF soc
each 70 avail action Of the grand jary,
which meets ct PeRdleton today.
At the trial there was oonhicting evi-
dence-lhe boys elaimsd that TuFnsy
shot 80 Biucher and fred the first shot
at Sheppard, while defendants, DAVIS,
Erb and young CTeaRan affirmed that
Tarnsy fred only one shot, CreaRan
hFinR the rest; slss that Byiand and
BiucheE made movements as If 20 draw
weapons, before any shot Vas fired.
Turnsy's pistol had only one chamber
empty. Defendants held that they
knew nothing OF the taking OF Blacher's
revolver By Bieott. Ths evidences dis.
closed that TuFney and CFeaRan were
warned at Weston Of impending trouble
and pEocarsd thsir weapons there.
SheppArd's condition is critical and
at last accounts bis death was thought
/ 20 be near at hand.